Lyrics
Pre-Chorus
Oh, yeah
If you believe for a little today, you'll believe for a lot tomorrow
If you believe for a little today, you'll believe for a lot tomorrow
If you believe for a little today, you'll believe for a lot tomorrow
It only takes a seed of faith
Let it grow, let it grow
If you believe for a little today, you'll believe for a lot tomorrow
If you believe for a little today, then you'll believe for a lot tomorrow
If you believe for a little today, you'll believe for a lot tomorrow
It only takes a seed of faith
Let it grow, let it grow
Chorus
Let it grow, let it grow
Come on, sing this over your faith, tonight
Let it grow, let it grow
We prophesy tonight
Let it grow, let it grow
You only need a seed of faith, let it grow, let it grow
Faith to move mountains
Let it grow, let it grow
Faith to see the sick made well
Let it grow, let it grow
Faith to see our schools know Jesus
Let it grow, let it grow
Faith in our nation
Let it grow, let it grow
In this generation
Let it grow, let it grow
In our generation
Let it grow, let it grow
In our generation
Let it grow, let it grow
Outro
Everything gon' be okay
It won't always be this way
At my worst, when it hurts, won't be afraid
'Cause sometimes faith has growing pains
Video
Meaning & Inspiration
Growing Pains Pt. 2 centers on faith that begins small and is allowed to mature. The repeated image of a seed connects belief in the present with hope for what may develop tomorrow. Rather than treating difficulty as proof that faith has failed, the outro acknowledges hurt and fear while insisting that painful circumstances will not remain unchanged forever.
The chorus expands that personal encouragement into prayers for healing, schools, the nation, and a generation that knows Jesus. Matthew 17:20 is directly echoed in the lines about seed-sized faith and mountains being moved. The seed language also recalls Matthew 13:31-32, where a very small beginning grows beyond its apparent scale. These references support the song without turning its declarations into guarantees about particular outcomes. Its central idea is patient spiritual growth: faith may be tested and may feel painful, but it can still be cultivated through trust, prayer, and hope.
Related Scripture
- Matthew 17:20 Jesus compares faith to a mustard seed and speaks of a mountain being moved.
- Matthew 13:31-32 The mustard seed parable pictures a small beginning growing into something much larger.